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Grażyna
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Which is correct?
How much money is in your money pig?
How much money is it in your money pig.
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22 Feb 2010
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Zora
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How much money is in your "piggy bank"! - not money pig... 
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22 Feb 2010
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manonski (f)
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I �d say I have about a 100 dollars in my piggy bank... but don �t tell my brother.
On a serious note... piggy bank is the right expression. |
22 Feb 2010
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caroay
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I agree with zora and manonski on that you say piggy bank. Also, I think you really want to know which one is the correct way of asking: I would say: How much money is there in your piggy bank?
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23 Feb 2010
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yanogator
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How much money is in your piggy bank?
How much money is there in your piggy bank?
Both are correct, but "is it" isn �t correct.
Bruce |
23 Feb 2010
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